No - nothing like geocaching! These are hand-made artefacts, which (to me and many others) seem to fit into the landscape. Not silly little tupperware boxes with daft shite in them... She doesn't leave clues as to where they are, but they are all left in very remote areas, where only hill walkers and those who are seriously into the wilderness will come across them. As far as she is concerned, you can take them home if you find one, or just leave it for the next person to happen across it. I have no problem with this philosophy at all.
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15th July 2003ce
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Re: As Michael Franti nearly said (gm)